What are the distinctions between art and craft? Employing industrially produced skyscraper glass, Melissa Dyne's installation explores the physical, material and phenomenological properties of glass in its most common form: the window pane. This site-specific installation engages the architecture of the building, using photographs of the work-in-progress at an industrial warehouse to further address the spatial contexts for the display of art.

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RELATED PROGRAMMING

MEMBERS EVENT
Member Preview Reception
Wednesday, May 28, 6:30–8:30 PM

PUBLIC DIALOGUE
Noontime Chat with Melissa Dyne and Namita Gupta Wiggers
Wednesday, April 9, 12 PM
Click here to listen (mp3)

DISCUSSION GROUP
Kaffeeklatsch
Tuesday, May 6, 12 PM

PANEL DISCUSSION
From Idea to Production: Craft in Conceptual Art Making
Thursday, May 29, 7 PM
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EXHIBITION TOUR
Robert Slifkin on Glass
Tuesday, June 5, 11:30 AM

LECTURE
Vicki Halper – Contrasts: A Glass Primer
Thursday, June 26, 6:30 PM

ARTIST TALK –
Melissa Dyne
Sunday, July 13, 1:30 PM

Support for this exhibition provided by:

Jason Saunders and Stephanie Kelly
of Morgan Stanley

Additional support provided by Benson Industries, LLP

IMAGES (top to bottom):

Photo by Melissa Dyne

Glass, as installed at Museum of Contemporary Craft; Photo by Brian Foulkes